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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1920
Page
5
The bill to raise judges salaries in the Supreme, Superior and Land courts was paused by Senator Reed who argued pensions for future appointees exceed the bill scope. The issue was postponed to next Monday as Reed opposes the raise and pension exclusion backers see it as crucial.
At a banquet by foreign press correspondents Major Evelyn Wrench of Lord Northcliffe’s staff declared that England and France are nearly normal for tourists. He said food is plentiful and cheaper in England, labor is fully employed with wages above pre war levels, and Hagland is ready to welcome American visitors.
A Milton Public Library exhibition features Lilla Cabot Perry paintings including portraits landscapes and child figures. About 19 canvases are arranged in a well lit gallery with tasteful display and a child holding a wool lamb work noted from the Museum of Fine Arts Boston show.
Gerald J. Murphy of Rutland Vermont is appointed by Commander Franklin D Olier as the American Legion representative to cooperate with the Federal Board for Vocational Education in placing disabled former service men in training.
Congressman Tague obtained from the War Department a list of Massachusetts veterans whose Liberty Bonds bonus checks discharge certificates and travel pay have been sent and returned unclaimed by the Post Office.
Claimants may secure discharge certificates bonds and checks by applying. Provide serial numbers military organization discharge date and other details to identify checks certificates or bonds. Includes lists of names and units for Liberty Bonds and Second Liberty Loan with addresses and units for potential owners.
Mrs Nathalia Ryder Clagg a Provincetown native will give an illustrated lecture at the Women's City Club of Boston on Provincetown the first landing place of the Pilgrims She will recount the Cape discovery Gosnold Pilgrims four weeks stay and search for a settlement leading to Plymouth with personal experiences and engaging stories of early Provincetown residents
New Yorkers may wear their hair longer between cuts as the price increases to 60 cents from 50 cents this season. The announcement stated the higher rate applies to standard haircuts in New York City shops.
Mrs Mary Louise Guerin wife of Patrick J Guerin of the Globe composing room force died at her Back Bay home 32 Batavis Street. Survived by husband and one son Harry J an assistant engineer in the State department of public works and one brother John Bowler. Funeral Monday morning at her home solemn high mass at St Cecilia's Church and interment in Old Calvary Cemetery beside her four children.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a calomel free laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets promise no griping and aim to normalize bowels and liver with a bedtime dose. available in 10c and 25c sizes.
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